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[Rida Jarid @ridajarid2]

POV: You realize bro literally just told everyone how to actually consistently improve

[LibertyTrek @LibertyTrek]

Thanks for this...

Fyi, every sane influencer I pay attention to has mentioned it many times, but don't recall any specific pointers for doing 'my own replay protection'. I'm purely a hodlr right now, but still want to move my coins to my new cold storage wallet once I have that ready (they're sitting on an exchange right now), so I'll look into this in case this isn't resolved somehow before it is time to move them. Thanks again...

[Ape @ApeIsLive]

"You got lucky"

The luck:

[Trackmind @0xTrackmind]

this quant paper is f*cking insane

it's basically the 12-step playbook hedge funds run before pulling the trigger on a trade.

every step, every formula, full Python code - nothing left out.

drop it into Claude and you've got a working trading system by tonight.

the crazy part is most people are trading blind while this framework has been sitting out in the open the whole time.

full breakdown in the article below.

bookmark before this thread gets buried.

[Mr~ICT✍️ @Mr1CT]

Day traders listen to me:

Only enter when the 15M and 1H agree with the 4H direction.

If they don't align, sit on your hands.

This filter will save you thousands.

[mmmatt @mmmatt]

heyyo bois. i have shared it in the past, so sharing again

this is the indicator suite i use on tradingview. it's private, but unlisted, so you bois can use it

enjoy!

https://t.co/e0zkxtNe4X

[Jack @Tech_Rose1]

I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE DON'T USE GROK FOR CRYPTO.

MOST TRADERS ARE LOOKING AT CHARTS FROM 3 MONTHS AGO.
GROK ANALYZES REAL-TIME SENTIMENT ON X TO ANTICIPATE TOMORROW.

HERE ARE 8 PROMPTS TO FIND THE NEXT 10X GEM:

[Jesus @TradeDadLog]

It’s crazy how the mind works in trading.
When you’re in a losing trade, everything is telling you to cut it… but you hold on. Hoping. Waiting for it to come back. Until it takes everything.
But when you’re in a winning trade? You can’t wait to close it. You rush to secure the profit, afraid it’ll disappear.
We hold our losers with hope and cut our winners with fear.
That pattern has cost me more than I want to admit.

[tree @treeonchain]

an idiot in motion will go further than a genius at rest

[Augustus @AugustusDelano]

True aura emanates from pure confidence in God

[chaz @youngrichgreek]

larping fuckin works.

there's a concept in psychology called self-perception theory.

basically says you don't act based on who you are in the present moment.

your brain watches what you do and decides who you are AFTER the fact.

so the guy "faking it" isn't lying he's feeding his brain evidence until the identity gets stuck to it.

it's why tai lopez rented the lambo before he could afford one and ended up with a garage full of real ones.

everyone laughed. but his brain did NOT. it just saw a guy who drives lambos and started acting accordingly.

it's why the broke kid posting like an authority at 12 followers usually becomes one. because his own brain believed it.

the cringe phase IS the mechanism. you act like him, your brain goes "guess that's us now", your standards quietly rise to match, and reality catches up last.

and if you're waiting until you "feel ready" first, bad news.

that's also LARPing. you're just playing the broke guy, and your brain is taking notes on that performance too.

you're always in character my g... pick a better one.

[signüll @signulll]

the universe rewards intensity of process but deeply punishes identification with outcome.

[Tendychallenge @TendersAlt]

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[Mubbu @wizofecom]

If you want to change your life in the next 90 days, try this:

1. Pick Your North Star

Make it uncomfortably clear where you’re aiming to go

→ $100K/mo agency
→ 12% body fat
→ Retire your parents
→ Build a personal brand people beg to work with
If your goal is vague, your actions will be soft.

2. Break Your Brain Before You Begin

Give yourself 10 days to confront all your bullshit:

→ Addictions
→ Excuses
→ Emotional swings
→ Attention span of a squirrel

Write out the exact way you self-sabotage → Then write out the system that replaces it

Keep this list in your Notes app and check it DAILY

3. Lock In Non-Negotiables

Pick 7–9 things you’ll do every day no matter what
Mine looked like:

→ Praying
→ Training
→ Filming content
→ Helping my family
→ Managing my systems

4. Input-Based Execution Only

Set goals you control, not something like going viral or make “$50k”

Set goals like:

→ 180 short-form pieces in 90 days
→ 3 tweets per day
→ 24 YouTube uploads
→ DM 100 leads per week

You don’t rise to the level of your goals

You fall to the level of your systems

5. Systemize Everything

Don’t rely on motivation

Break each big task into SOPs

> Creating content?
Break it into: idea sourcing → scripting → filming → editing → posting

> Generating leads?
Break it into: list → hook → outreach → follow-up → close

Run your life like a business

6. Hit 85%+ Consistency

You don’t need perfect streaks
You need strong averages even if you miss 1/7 days, you’re still winning

Don’t let one L turn into two

7. End With a Reward + Review

At the end of your 90 days:

→ Treat yourself (trip, watch, dinner)
→ Reflect
→ Recalibrate
→ Then go again

Because life is a series of focused sprints

Discipline → result → reflection → reload

[Rahul @sairahul1]

Mark Cuban recently outlined the #1 way to get rich during the AI gold rush.

He's been through every technological evolution, and he says THIS is the biggest opportunity of them all.

Every small & mid-sized company will soon need AI agents, and NONE of those business owners will know how to implement them.

His advice: learn Claude, learn agentic workflows, learn AI. Then walk into underserved businesses, recently funded startups and solve their bottlenecks, build for them with AI.

He compares this to when he was 24 and helped companies learn computers/PCs.

Huge opportunity. 33 million companies. Nobody to do it for them.

Here's the exact guide to start this weekend ↓

Bookmark this.

[Logan Gott @LoganTGott]

More people should study this post if they want to build a successful 𝕏 account

[EP @eptwts]

one of the biggest unlocks i've found when vibe-coding complex systems is to tell your agent to create a visual flow of every back-end process & how it works to the T...

make it write a skill that auto-updates the flow everytime something is changed so you can always have a clean overview of what's going on

it's easy to become blind to the code AI is writing when you're generating it in a few minutes, this is a middleground between reading the code & ignoring it altogether

also makes it 10x easier to collaborate w/ others

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

my version of alex becker's nightmare mode:

- grayscale phone
- delete all entertainment on phone
- turn tv towards wall
- eat the same thing everyday (different for lunch/dinner)
- strict routine, working out everyday
- same time wake up and go to bed
- no music
- no podcasts
- no social media beside work-related
- no reading fiction

the idea is to starve yourself of any dopamine you get from things that don't bring you closer to your ultimate north star goals.

all dopamine you get should come from the work you do. and when that happens, it makes you only want to work, because nothing else is stimulating.

i still run modafinil, bromantane etc., and use them as tools to get to where i want to go, as i always do.

yes, they provide stimulation. but they're enhancers. and my daily routine has an extremely sharp focus on goal-related activities, so it works out in my favor (as things tend to do).

i cannot recommend it enough. especially during the winter months, nothing interesting is happening, mood is naturally lower due to no sunlight and lots of darkness.

if you can do nightmare mode, you start to feel like you can do anything.

this is obviously a tool you should have and deploy when necessary, not how you should live forever. that would not be fun.

use it for sprints. not marathons. 2-3 week cycle. then go be a degen.

[Dr. Taylor Burrowes @taylorburrowes]

I think we make spouse selection way more complicated than it needs to be sometimes.

Strip it all the way down.

Is this person flexible when life doesn’t go according to plan?

Are they relatively emotionally stable, or does every inconvenience become a crisis?

Are they conscientious? Do they do what they say they’re going to do? Can they manage themselves and their responsibilities without being parented?

Are they agreeable enough to cooperate, compromise and consider someone besides themselves?

Because you’re not just choosing someone you’re attracted to or enjoy spending time with.

You’re choosing the personality you’re going to solve problems with for the next 40 years.

And the research on this is actually pretty consistent: lower neuroticism and higher conscientiousness and agreeableness are associated with greater relationship satisfaction.

Sometimes the fundamentals really are the basics.

Malouff et al. (2010), Journal of Research in Personality, 44(1), 124–127.

[Bruce Lee @brucelee]

“Be a calm beholder of what is happening around you.” -Bruce Lee